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Preserving Spot Colours (7)
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How
To Preserve Spot Colors in Photoshop (version 6 and higher)
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How To Preserve Spot Colors in Photoshop
(vs. 6 and higher)
written by Elisabetta Bruno

7. Saving an Image with Spot Colors
Once you have done all this you need to save your image
in a suitable file format, which is either TIFF or DCS (Desktop
Color Separations).
Once you import the TIFF or DCS file into a layout application
also the spot color will be imported.
If you have a layout application that supports PSD files, such
as InDesign, then you can also save your file into a PSD.
There is much more to learn, but it would require a lot of time
to explain everything.
With this article you have got the basics of how to work with
spot colors in Photoshop.
Elisabetta
Bruno
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